Reconceptualising the Rule of Law in Global Governance, Resources, Investment and Trade

Name: Reconceptualising the Rule of Law in Global Governance, Resources, Investment and Trade
Brand: Hart Publishing
SKU: 9781509924745
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Author: Photini Pazartzis; Maria Gavouneli; Anastasios Gourgourinis; Matina Papadaki
ISBN: 9781509924745

Edited by Photini Pazartzis · Maria Gavouneli · Anastasios Gourgourinis · Matina Papadaki

Hart Publishing October 2018

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ISBN-13: 9781509924745
Publisher: Hart Publishing
Publication: October 2018
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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The importance of the rule of law to the international legal order has always been clear and was most recently confirmed with the Declaration of the High-level Meeting of the General Assembly on the Rule of Law at the National and International Level's solemn commitment to it on behalf of states and international organizations.

In this edited collection, leading scholars and practitioners from the fields of global governance, resources, investment and trade examines how exactly this commitment to the rule of law manifests itself. Looking at cutting edge issues within each field, it also examines those questions that arise from the interplay between the different fields.

With a clear three part structure, it explores each area in detail, asking what contemporary challenges are faced while trying to assure a commitment to the rules of and how it has been or should be reconceptualised. The multi-disciplinary approach will assure the book will appeal to international lawyers from across the spectrum. It will also apply to practitioners in the field of international investment and trade law.

Part I: Contemporary Challenges of Global Governance in the Spotlight; Section 1: Actors and Processes Revisited; 1.
The Transparency of Global Governance: Anne Peters; 2.
Between Flexibility and Stability: Ad Hoc Procedures and/or Judicial Institutions?: Chiara Giorgetti; 3.
Domestic Courts as Compliance Enforcers: Mizushima Tomonori; 4.
Towards Reinforcing or Contesting the Vision of the Rule of Law?: Myriam Senn; 5.
Formation of International Custom and the Role of Non-State Actors: George D Kyriakopoulos; Section 2: Factors and Structures Reconsidered; 6.
Disaster Relief in International Law: Gabriella Venturini; 7.
After 60 Years: The International Legal Regime Protecting Stateless Persons-Stocktaking and New Tendencies: Tamás Molnár; 8.
Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and Minorities: Vassilios Grammatikas; 9.
Governance of Financial Crises: A Role for the International Protection of Economic and Social Rights?: Lorenza Mola; 10.
Recent Regulatory Initiatives in the Ratings Industry: CRA III and the ESMA Proposals on Structured Finance, the Performance of Agencies and their Fee Arrangements: Emmanuel P Mastromanolis; 11.
The Odious Debt Doctrine: The Past and the Challenges of the Present: Georgios Nikolaides-Krassas; Part II: International Legal Facets of the Modern Race towards Resources; Section 1: Protecting the Past; 12.
'Return of Cultural Treasures to their Countries of Origin': Principle or Trend in Cultural Property Law?: Irini Stamatoudi; 13.
The Cultural Heritage of Mankind beyond UNESCO: The Case of International Financial Institutions: Antonia Zervaki; Section 2: Sharing the Present and Safeguarding the Future; 14.
Something Fishy about Fisheries: High Seas Fisheries and the Common Resource Conundrum: Rosemary Rayfuse; 15.
Biodiversity, Marine Protected Areas and Areas beyond National Jurisdiction: Antonios Antonopoulos; 16.
Turkish Objections to Exclusive Economic Zone Agreements Concluded by Cyprus: Erik Franckx and Marco Benatar; 17.
Towards the Acceptance of the Equidistance Rule in the Delimitation of the Continental Shelf and the Exclusive Economic Zone: The Role of International Jurisprudence: Maria Xiouri-; 18.
Collective Responsibility for Water in Central Asia: Mindia Vashakmadze; 19.
International Law, Governance and Trade of Water Services: Andreia Costa Vieira; Part III: Towards a New Order for International Investment and Trade; Section 1: International Arbitration at a Crossroads; 20.
The Rule of Law in International Investment Arbitration: August Reinisch; 21.
Three Pillars of International Public Policy: Georgios Petrochilos; 22.
Abuse of Rights in Modern International Investment Arbitration: The Rule of Law Revisited? The Practitioner's View: Stratis G Georgilas; 23.
Abstract Interpretations in International Investment Law: Friedrich Rosenfeld; Section 2: International Trade in Transformation; 24.
Regionalism and the Constitutionalization of the WTO: Dencho Georgiev; 25.
OPEC Production Quotas and the World Trade Organization: Paolo Davide Farah and Elena Cima; 26.
The Role of the WTO in Addressing Regulatory Pricing Policies in the Energy Sector: Ilaria Espa; 27.
Legitimate Countermeasures in International Trade Law and their Illegality in International Investment Law: Junianto James Losari and Michael Ewing-Chow; 28.
Duplicating the Trade Law 'Spaghetti Bowl'? Increasing Regionalization and Overlap of Investment Treaties-a Review of State Practice: Wolfgang Alschner; 29.
Most-Favoured Nation and National Treatment in the EU and US Regional Trade Agreements-Tools for Equal or Discriminatory Treatment?: Magdalena Slok-Wodkowska; 30.
Recent Trends of Common Commercial Policy of the European Union: From Global to Regional (and Back?) in the Governance of International Economic Order: Chiara Cellerino